I. ar·rest [əˈrest] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. arrest (apprehend):
- arrest
- prijeti
- arrest
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2. arrest (stop):
- arrest
- ustavljati [στιγμ ustaviti]
- arrest
- zaustavljati [στιγμ zaustaviti]
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Has never seen an arrest before and so stands terrified.
en.wikipedia.org The boards also sought to restrict the rights of the commoners and four men were arrested having sawn down four of the six offending boards.
en.wikipedia.org The new government's primary economic task was to arrest the country's rampant and spiraling price instability.
en.wikipedia.org In 1974, 7,000 people turned up but it was violently broken up by police, who made 220 arrests and the festival was banned.
en.wikipedia.org His arrest became big news domestically and internationally.
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